The Conservative running in Algoma Manitoulin Kapuskasing says if the Harper Tories are re-elected, it’s business as usual at FedNor. Andre Robichuad says FedNor is the catalyst for growth in Northern Ontario and it’s not going anywhere. Robichaud says since the Tories first took power in 2006, the federal government has invested more than $320-million on various projects. And Robichaud says FedNor doesn’t just help communities and small businesses adding it’s also helped students. Robichaud is one of four people seeking office in AMK. The remaining candidates are New Democrat Carol Hughes, Heather Wilson of the Liberals and representing the Green Party is Calvin John Orok.
Less than 1 min.read
Robichaud on FedNor
Rocco Frangione
I've been a broadcast journalist for three-plus decades in Northern Ontario. I'm a graduate of Algonquin College's radio and television arts program and prior to that, an honours grad from Carleton University's philosophy program.
Continue Reading
Now playing
- Advertisement -
Related Articles
- Advertisement -
Latest News
Legion’s 2025 National Poppy Campaign launches tomorrow
The Royal Canadian Legion’s National Poppy Campaign is set to launch tomorrow across the country.
Espanola’s Wrapped Up in Warmth Campaign set to go
The 13th Annual Wrapped Up in Warmth Campaign in Espanola is set to go with two businesses already lending their support to the cause.
Espanola going digital to improve housing systems and tax rolls
Espanola council has given approval to hire a company to digitize their housing systems as part of the Strategic Plan.
Huron Shores looking for feedback on Dean Lake Bridge – remediate or replace
The Municipality of Huron Shores is looking for feedback on the Dean Lake Bridge from the public.
Rainbow Schools take part in Take Our Kids to Work Program
Do your kids ever wonder where you go during the day while they are off to school?
- Advertisement -
